Before class on Monday, Professor Liu called everyone together for a short meeting to summarize the teaching situation of the previous week.

At present, Su Nian's class has the fastest teaching progress. Perhaps because of personal worship, the students in her class are determined to learn something.

Professor Liu has been famous for decades and has his own personal charm, so his teaching performance is also very good.

Only Ding Aifang's class made little progress. The reason was simple: Ding Aifang didn't know much about this needlework and couldn't explain the principles clearly, so the students had no interest in learning.

Ding Aifang was very distressed and said helplessly, "Professor, Su Nian, your class is all busy studying, but my class is dead. As soon as get out of class is over, everyone wants to go out and play. If this continues, I won't be able to teach anymore!"

Su Nian and Professor Liu looked at each other and realized that they could not let it go and must take this matter seriously. Because only by combining the acupuncture methods taught by the three people can the purpose of treating the disease be achieved. If no one masters Professor Ding Aifang's part well, it will inevitably affect the overall treatment effect.

Professor Liu immediately decided, "How about this? Su Nian and I will take turns teaching Class 2 this week. If everything goes well, we'll try to finish teaching by the weekend!"

In Professor Liu's plan, the training class is just one part of it. His goal is not to teach, but to enable these doctors to complete their studies as quickly as possible, return to their respective hospitals, and quickly start treating syringomyelia.

In this way, we can collect data and gather the required number of people to apply for the Nobel Prize as quickly as possible.

"It's good that you two are aware of the situation," Professor Liu sighed. In just a few days, he had a lot more white hairs. It seemed that he was very tired from all the hard work during this period.

"Professor, I've received a receipt. A well-known international journal is willing to include our paper." Upon hearing that it was related to the Nobel Prize, Su Nian quickly reported the situation, "The paper will be published next month!"

Professor Liu slapped his thigh, his excitement evident. "Great! First, we'll publish the paper, then find someone to nominate us. Once the nomination is submitted to the Nobel Prize selection committee, we'll have passed this first hurdle!"

Su Nian didn't quite understand the judging process and was a little curious, "Is the nominee important?"

"Of course," Professor Liu explained to his apprentice, "the nominator must be a member of the Nobel Prize Committee. There aren't many such people. There are only eight people in the world who are qualified to nominate."

He then introduced these eight people, all of whom were medical giants who had made outstanding contributions to the medical field and some had even received Lifetime Achievement Awards.

"It's a shame there's no one from our country," Ding Aifang sighed heavily. "It's hard to convince these people to nominate our project, but now we can only take it one step at a time!"

Professor Liu really wanted to refute Ding Aifang's words, but this is the current international trend, and what Ding Aifang said is the actual situation.

Su Nian memorized these names and decided that if she had time, she would ask Mark about it. He was a famous surgeon in Europe and must be well aware of these situations.

When it was time for lunch, Su Nian saw Mark queuing at the fried noodles window and quickly lined up behind him. "Mark, do you like spicy fried noodles too?" Su Nian greeted Mark with a smile.